Sentence examples for sentiment left from inspiring English sources

If there is any sentiment left in sports, let it be saved for him.

October Sky, another piece of rural American sentiment, left me in floods of tears.

"There's some negative sentiment left over, but I think Congress would be happy to pass this".

These older Native Americans, as Erdrich writes of one old lady, have "survived many deaths and other losses and had no sentiment left".

This sentiment left the way open for his nephew, Louis-Napoléon, an able propagandist, who gave all his energies to winning the throne of France.

In the 1920s there was growing anti-Semitism in the United States, a lingering anti-German sentiment left over from World War I, and anti-black violence was prevalent throughout the country.

Hollywood has never really known where honest sentiment leaves off and the true ickiness begins.

Watson's sentiment leaves a question mark as to why the USA bothered extending the wild-card process in the first place.

(He says in particular that sentiment leaves unanswered or indeterminate various important issues of justice that a good theory of justice ought to be able to resolve).

That sentiment leaves the housekeeping staff... well, nothing.

But this book also bristles with sentiments left half-expressed or unsaid, especially where the loving yet competitive Huston sisters are concerned.